Label : Capitol Records
101 - I Do What I Do (John Taylor, Michael Des Barres & Jonathan Elias)
02 - The Best Is Yet To Come (Terry Britten & Graham Lyle)
03 - Slave To Love (Bryan Ferry)
04 - Black On Black (Dalbello)
05 - Eurasian Eyes (Corey Hart)
2
01 - You Can Leave Your Hat On (Randy Newman)
02 - Bread And Butter (L Parks & J Turnbow)
03 - This City Never Sleeps (Annie Lennox & Dave A. Stewart)
04 - Cannes (Stewart Copeland)
05 - Let It Go (Luba)
Soundtrack Album Executive Producer : Stephen Powers
Mastered at Capitol Records Studio by Wally Traugott
1
01 - I Do What I Do
John Taylor
Theme For 9 1/2 Weeks
With Jonathan Elias, B.J. Nelson, Michael Des Barres, Dalbello & Michael Brecker
Produced & Mixed by John Taylor, Jonathan Elias & Jason Corsaro
Engineered by Howie Weinberg at The Power Station, New York, NY
02 - The Best Is Yet To Come
Luba
Produced by Narada Michael Walden for Perfection Light Productions
Engineered by Dave Frazer at Tarpan Studios, San Rafael, CA
Re-Mixed by Francois Kevorkian
03 - Slave To Love
Bryan Ferry
Produced by Rhett Davies & Bryan Ferry
Mixed by Bob Clearmountain at The Power Station, New York, NY
Recorded by Rhett Davies at Air Studios, London & Compass Point, Nassau
04 - Black On Black
Dalbello
Produced by Dalbello & Michael Beinhorn
Engineered by Lenny De Rose at Phase One, Toronto
05 - Eurasian Eyes
Corey Hart
Produced by Phil Chapman, Jon Astley & Corey Hart
Engineered by Phil Chapman at Le Studio, Quebec, Canada
2
01 - You Can Leave Your Hat On
Joe Cocker
Produced by Richie Zito
Engineered by Brian Reeves
Assisted by Tom Whitlock at Oasis Recording Studios, Universal City, CA
02 - Bread And Butter
Devo
Produced by Devo
Engineered by Bob Casale
Assisted by Clive Taylor at The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA
03 - This City Never Sleeps
Eurythmics
Produced by Dave Stewart
04 - Cannes
Stewart Copeland
Produced & Engineered by Stewart Copeland
05 - Let It Go
Luba
Produced & Engineered by Daniel Lanois at Grant Avenue Studio, Hamilton, Ontario
Re-mix Produced by Richard Burgess & Engineered by Jim Dougherty
